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  1. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur: How to Prevent Fraud and Enforce Global Policy Compliance

    A SAP Concur blog post discusses expense fraud and compliance challenges for global businesses. It cites an Oversight Systems study finding that 37% of business travelers had at least one exception on their T&E reports, and estimates the typical organization loses 5% of annual revenues to fraud each year. It recommends distinguishing real fraud from unintentional mistakes, using corporate card programs, receipt requirements, and communication plans to reduce errors and focus on actual fraud. It also suggests zero-tolerance policies, third-party audits, and random checks.

  2. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur Explains What T&E Means and Its Business Impact

    A SAP Concur blog explains that T&E stands for travel and expense, a major operational cost. It says T&E expense management is considered the second-most difficult operating cost to control, 80% of organizations still rely on manual processes, and almost 20% of T&E expenses fall outside policy. Knowing real spend can help negotiate lower supplier prices, avoid duplicate or fraudulent expenses, and speed employee reimbursement.

  3. SAP Concur Blog

    IDC: SAP Concur Customers Gain $1.96M Annually, 650% Three-Year ROI

    An IDC study commissioned by SAP Concur interviewed seven organizations using SAP Concur solutions, with an average employee size of 1,906. IDC calculates an average benefit of $1.96 million per customer per year ($97,447 per 100 users) and a 650% ROI over three years. Benefits come from less time planning travel and completing reports, lower support staffing, better compliance and audit efficiency, and analytics-driven savings. The article also lists a five-stage TEM maturity model.

  4. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur: Mobile Solutions Boost Compliance; IDC Says Report Time Falls 60%

    A SAP Concur blog cites customer cases saying mobile solutions let employees complete expense reports by taking photos. An IDC report found employees using modern T&E solutions cut travel booking time by 78% and expense report completion time by 60%, with 62% more employees compliant with policy. IDC calculates $1.96 million in average annual benefits per SAP Concur customer and a 650% three-year ROI. The article also says mobile apps can support duty of care by alerting employees to emergencies.

  5. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur: Six Benefits of Automating AP and T&E for Small Universities

    A SAP Concur blog says smaller universities and community colleges often waste time and resources on manual processes and lack spend visibility. It lists six benefits of automating AP, travel, and expense: eliminating paper, faster reimbursement, actionable data, adoption and compliance, traveler safety, and reduced fraud and waste. It cites a Kelton study saying manual-system institutions spend over five extra hours per expense report and over two extra hours per invoice, and a 2018 ACFE survey saying 18% of higher-ed fraud comes from expense reimbursement schemes.

  6. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur Releases Travel Expense Policy Template and Key Components

    A SAP Concur blog says companies devote an average of 10% of budget to employee travel and expense, and a formal policy provides reimbursement guidance and real-time budget visibility. It cites Oversight data saying 37% of business travelers had at least one exception on their expense reports and the typical company loses at least 5% of annual revenue to fraud. It lists key policy components including purpose, booking guidelines, reimbursable items, limits, documentation, approval workflow, company cards, tax compliance, and technology.

  7. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur: Four Types of Expense Report Fraud and ACFE Data

    A SAP Concur blog describes four types of expense report fraud: mischaracterized expenses, falsified claims, inflated claims, and multiple claims. It cites ACFE data saying a typical organization loses 5% of annual revenue to fraud, averaging $8,300 per month; a May 2022 survey found 51% of businesses discovered more fraud since the pandemic and 71% expect fraud cases to increase over the next year. It recommends anti-fraud strategy, clear expense policy, mobile apps, and finance automation.

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